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![Laci : Am. Can. Ch. Elance Mystic Risque Blue, JC
I’m thrilled to obtain this lovely sable Canadian from Elance. Laci is a 29" substantive girl with balanced angulation, short hocks, a full mouth, scissors bite, good length of neck well set on, tiny, high ears on a beautiful veined head, excellent shoulder, oodles of pigment, and solid gaits. Her personality is wonderful…quiet, easy going, with occasional bursts of silly.
Laci made a great first impression in the states by taking Best of Breed over four specials (including a top 5 special, RMBC specialty BOB & WD) for a 4 point major and then a 2nd major the next day— all within 3 days of getting off a plane from Calgary in September of 2006!!! What a rock-solid temperament taking everything in stride. Sparingly shown since, she completed her Am. Championship with a bang by taking her 3rd major—4 points—by going Best of Winners in January of 2008.
This pretty girl was accomplished prior to coming to the states having taken a Group 3rd her first time out as a Canadian special, Best of Breed at the Alberta Sporting Hound Specialty, and an Award of Merit at the Canadian Nationals.
Laci has shown enthusiasm for the lure and was ASFA pointed in Canada. She easily acquired her AKC Junior Courser title and currently lacks 1 leg towards a Senior Courser title.
By Am. Can. Ch. Elance Mystic El Cid, JC and out of Am. Can. Ch. Elance Romanza
Bred by Cherie Hunchak (Elance) & Laura Van Diest (Mystic)
VISIT LACI @ FAR FIELD http://web.mac.com/veniharlan/iWeb/FarField/Laci.html
[All images © 2005 Veni Harlan. Images may not be used without express permission. Email borzoirule@cox.net if you have a question.]](http://veni.smugmug.com/Animals/Laci/419LaciHead/229883737_KCMML-Ti.jpg "Laci : Am. Can. Ch. Elance Mystic Risque Blue, JC
I’m thrilled to obtain this lovely sable Canadian from Elance. Laci is a 29\" substantive girl with balanced angulation, short hocks, a full mouth, scissors bite, good length of neck well set on, tiny, high ears on a beautiful veined head, excellent shoulder, oodles of pigment, and solid gaits. Her personality is wonderful…quiet, easy going, with occasional bursts of silly.
Laci made a great first impression in the states by taking Best of Breed over four specials (including a top 5 special, RMBC specialty BOB & WD) for a 4 point major and then a 2nd major the next day— all within 3 days of getting off a plane from Calgary in September of 2006!!! What a rock-solid temperament taking everything in stride. Sparingly shown since, she completed her Am. Championship with a bang by taking her 3rd major—4 points—by going Best of Winners in January of 2008.
This pretty girl was accomplished prior to coming to the states having taken a Group 3rd her first time out as a Canadian special, Best of Breed at the Alberta Sporting Hound Specialty, and an Award of Merit at the Canadian Nationals.
Laci has shown enthusiasm for the lure and was ASFA pointed in Canada. She easily acquired her AKC Junior Courser title and currently lacks 1 leg towards a Senior Courser title.
By Am. Can. Ch. Elance Mystic El Cid, JC and out of Am. Can. Ch. Elance Romanza
Bred by Cherie Hunchak (Elance) & Laura Van Diest (Mystic)
VISIT LACI @ FAR FIELD http://web.mac.com/veniharlan/iWeb/FarField/Laci.html
[All images © 2005 Veni Harlan. Images may not be used without express permission. Email borzoirule@cox.net if you have a question.]")
![Rosemary : Laureate Adrn Rosemary v Far Field
DOB: December 11, 2007
Sire: Am. Can. Ch. Mystic Elance Princequillo, JC (Specialty Best of Winners & multi-breed winner over group-winning special competition)
Dam: Am. Ch. Laureate Adrienne Flying First Class, JC (Specialty Best in Sweeps & Specialty Reserve Winners)
Breeders: Monica Barry (Laureate) & Jan Leikam (Adrienne)
Co-owner: Suzanne Danna-Harlan
We're delighted to acquire this pretty Archie daughter (and Laci neice)! Front assemblies, substance, balance, angulation, and sound movement are consistently strong in this litter. I chose Rosie for these qualities as well as for her buoyant personality, elegant head piece, deep hocks, and beautiful flowing outline.
At 8 months, Rosie competed successfully in 4 regular and 3 sweeps classes on the Midwest Borzoi Club Specialty weekend. At 6 months, she took a Match Hound Group 2 and Reserve Winner's Bitch under Dana Cline at her very first show. (kennel mate Luna went BOB)
Rosie is named in tribute to and remembrance of Rosemary Gregg whose beautiful Crescent Borzoi are behind all 4 lines of her pedigree.
Many thanks to Archie’s mom Laura Van Diest for allowing me to acquire her stud fee puppy and to Monica Barry for raising such a beautiful, well socialized litter.
SEE ROSIE'S SIRE AT http://veni.smugmug.com/gallery/1963731_xAhd4#204022783_tKvFi
[All images © 2008 Veni Harlan. Images may not be used without express permission. Email borzoirule@cox.net if you have a question.]](http://veni.smugmug.com/Animals/Rosemary/IMG2632/269594919_6j3Ec-Ti.jpg "Rosemary : Laureate Adrn Rosemary v Far Field
DOB: December 11, 2007
Sire: Am. Can. Ch. Mystic Elance Princequillo, JC (Specialty Best of Winners & multi-breed winner over group-winning special competition)
Dam: Am. Ch. Laureate Adrienne Flying First Class, JC (Specialty Best in Sweeps & Specialty Reserve Winners)
Breeders: Monica Barry (Laureate) & Jan Leikam (Adrienne)
Co-owner: Suzanne Danna-Harlan
We're delighted to acquire this pretty Archie daughter (and Laci neice)! Front assemblies, substance, balance, angulation, and sound movement are consistently strong in this litter. I chose Rosie for these qualities as well as for her buoyant personality, elegant head piece, deep hocks, and beautiful flowing outline.
At 8 months, Rosie competed successfully in 4 regular and 3 sweeps classes on the Midwest Borzoi Club Specialty weekend. At 6 months, she took a Match Hound Group 2 and Reserve Winner's Bitch under Dana Cline at her very first show. (kennel mate Luna went BOB)
Rosie is named in tribute to and remembrance of Rosemary Gregg whose beautiful Crescent Borzoi are behind all 4 lines of her pedigree.
Many thanks to Archie’s mom Laura Van Diest for allowing me to acquire her stud fee puppy and to Monica Barry for raising such a beautiful, well socialized litter.
SEE ROSIE'S SIRE AT http://veni.smugmug.com/gallery/1963731_xAhd4#204022783_tKvFi
[All images © 2008 Veni Harlan. Images may not be used without express permission. Email borzoirule@cox.net if you have a question.]")
![Mardi Gras : We call Mardi the “it” girl. She does it all...!
A small but mighty blue-eyed over-achiever, Mardi is my first Cardigan Welsh Corgi and what a great impression she has made. This girl has beautiful expression, lovely type, ground covering movement, correct coat, superb temperament, and fabulous well-shaped ears! Mardi has a natural instinct for sheep and enthusiastically gained her Herding Tested title in one weekend. (Many thanks to our herding instructor Shelly Spotswood). At the coursing field, Mardi has put many a sight hound to shame with her intense drive and follow. And what great entertainment with those little legs flying! She’s also a frequent artist’s model, parade goer, public outreach ambassador, Borzoi herder/trainer, and is instructing me in Rally. Mardi also added "juniors" to her extensive résumé by taking my nephew Chuck into the ring.
In 2006, Mardi earned back-to-back 4 point majors the weekend of the Bluebonnet Cardigan Welsh Corgi Club Specialty (one of which was Cardigan Welsh Corgi Club of America Trophy Supported). Unfortunately, we missed the Specialty day ring by taking a wrong turn in Houston! Mardi returned to Houston for the 07 Specialty and went Reserve Winners to a 4 point major on Sunday and took a placement Saturday in the huge open class. In December of 2007, Mardi took breed twice from the classes and another major reserve. She completed her conformation title in Dallas in 2007 with her 3rd major.
Mardi was bred by Rita Hellegers, Cornerstone
VISIT MARDI'S PAGE @ FAR FIELD http://web.mac.com/veniharlan/iWeb/FarField/Mardi.html
[All images © 2005 Veni Harlan. Images may not be used without express permission. Email borzoirule@cox.net if you have a question.]](http://veni.smugmug.com/Animals/Mardi-Gras/790ChuckMardi/167982200_yHY5e-Ti.jpg "Mardi Gras : We call Mardi the “it” girl. She does it all...!
A small but mighty blue-eyed over-achiever, Mardi is my first Cardigan Welsh Corgi and what a great impression she has made. This girl has beautiful expression, lovely type, ground covering movement, correct coat, superb temperament, and fabulous well-shaped ears! Mardi has a natural instinct for sheep and enthusiastically gained her Herding Tested title in one weekend. (Many thanks to our herding instructor Shelly Spotswood). At the coursing field, Mardi has put many a sight hound to shame with her intense drive and follow. And what great entertainment with those little legs flying! She’s also a frequent artist’s model, parade goer, public outreach ambassador, Borzoi herder/trainer, and is instructing me in Rally. Mardi also added \"juniors\" to her extensive résumé by taking my nephew Chuck into the ring.
In 2006, Mardi earned back-to-back 4 point majors the weekend of the Bluebonnet Cardigan Welsh Corgi Club Specialty (one of which was Cardigan Welsh Corgi Club of America Trophy Supported). Unfortunately, we missed the Specialty day ring by taking a wrong turn in Houston! Mardi returned to Houston for the 07 Specialty and went Reserve Winners to a 4 point major on Sunday and took a placement Saturday in the huge open class. In December of 2007, Mardi took breed twice from the classes and another major reserve. She completed her conformation title in Dallas in 2007 with her 3rd major.
Mardi was bred by Rita Hellegers, Cornerstone
VISIT MARDI'S PAGE @ FAR FIELD http://web.mac.com/veniharlan/iWeb/FarField/Mardi.html
[All images © 2005 Veni Harlan. Images may not be used without express permission. Email borzoirule@cox.net if you have a question.]")
![Stormy : Nonsuch Queen of Storms CGC [April 16, 1993 — July 15, 2006] Stormy was sired by English import Olias King Crimson of Stonebar out of Ch. Nonsuch Torrential, a Kaitar/Monsoon daughter. Storm was the Borzoi I learned to show on. Acquired when she was 2, we didn't make it into the ring until she was 4 1/2. Shown very sparingly, Storm singled out with 3 major reserves before retiring from the ring at 6. She had the most gorgeous coat and fringe and a very classic look. Storm was a leaner, a model, and queen of the house. And this beautiful, sweet soul is dearly missed.
BACK TO FAR FIELD http://web.mac.com/veniharlan/iWeb/FarField/Stormy.html
[All images © 2005 Veni Harlan and may not be used without express permission.](http://veni.smugmug.com/Animals/Stormy/stormydennis/31898484_R4veh-Ti-1.jpg "Stormy : Nonsuch Queen of Storms CGC [April 16, 1993 — July 15, 2006] Stormy was sired by English import Olias King Crimson of Stonebar out of Ch. Nonsuch Torrential, a Kaitar/Monsoon daughter. Storm was the Borzoi I learned to show on. Acquired when she was 2, we didn't make it into the ring until she was 4 1/2. Shown very sparingly, Storm singled out with 3 major reserves before retiring from the ring at 6. She had the most gorgeous coat and fringe and a very classic look. Storm was a leaner, a model, and queen of the house. And this beautiful, sweet soul is dearly missed.
BACK TO FAR FIELD http://web.mac.com/veniharlan/iWeb/FarField/Stormy.html
[All images © 2005 Veni Harlan and may not be used without express permission.")
